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Tetra Quad Tackler Junior -Tetra Junior

Tetra Quad Tackler Junior -Tetra Junior

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Tetra Quad Tackler Junior -Tetra Junior

The Revolutionary Tetra Quad Tackling System is a dynamic tackling dummy that is always upright. The tetra makes the athlete attack at a hip level, always keeping the head out of the tackle and making sure that the body is positioned in a safe state. The angle of attack changes after every tackle, making the players use non-repetitive movements and assuring a proper breakdown prior to engaging in the tackle. The tetra conditions the players to drive through the tackles and use their hips while keeping their heads up and out of the way.

The Tetra is 68 lbs and the Junior is 40 lbs.  

When assembled they are 46” tall and 54” tip to tip.  

What Our Experts Think

The Tetra Quad Tackler Junior is a self-righting tackling system designed for younger athletes. It emphasizes safe, hip-level contact, keeps the head out of tackles, and teaches proper breakdown and drive-through technique. Changing angles after each tackle encourage non-repetitive movements and game-like reactions.

Q&A
  • What skills does it improve? Tackling form, hip engagement, head safety, and drive-through technique.

  • Who benefits most? Youth and junior-level players learning safe tackling fundamentals.

  • Is it safe for repeated use? Yes, designed to maintain proper body positioning and reduce head contact.

  • Does it provide varied training? Yes, attack angles change after every tackle to simulate game situations.

Maintenance Tips
  1. Wipe down padding and frame after each session.

  2. Inspect for wear, tears, or damage regularly.

  3. Store indoors or under cover to protect from weather exposure.

  4. Rotate contact points to extend pad life.

  5. Check stability and upright positioning before each drill